Rise of Income Security   Topic 1 - How we got to where we are Today? Topic 2 - Historical Juxtaposes Topic 3 - Universal vs. Targeted Coverage Topic 4 - Economic Security vs. Disincentive to Work Topic 5 - Bare Subsistence vs. Adequate Standard of Living Topic 6 - Fact of Need vs. Cause of Need Topic 7 - Residual and Institutional Concepts of Welfare Topic 8 - Historical Phases Topic 9 - Early Period, 1840 - 1890 Characteristics Topic 10 - Early Period - Provisions Topic 11 - Early Poor Relief Topic 12 - Transitional Phase, 1891-1940 Characteristics Topic 13 - What did social welfare look like on the eve of the depression? Topic 14 - The Depression and Social Welfare Topic 15 - What happened during the depression? Topic 16 - Transitional Phase, 1891-1940 - Provisions Topic 17 - Workmans' Compensation Act, 1914 Topic 18 - Mothers' Allowances Topic 19 - The Pension Act of 1927 Topic 20 - Unemployment Insurance Act, 1940 Topic 21 - Interventionist Phase - 1941-1974 - Characteristics Topic 22 - The Period of Reform Topic 23 - Beverage Report on British Social Security, 1943 Topic 24 - 1943 - Report on Social Security for Canada Topic 25 - Interventionist Phase, 1941-1974 Provisions Topic 26 - Unemployment Insurance Act, 1940 Topic 27 - Family Allowance Act of 1944 Topic 28 - Old Age Security Act, 1951 Topic 29 - Old Age Assistance Act, 1951 Topic 30 - Unemployment Assistance Act, 1956 Topic 31 - Canada/Quebec Pension Plan, 1965 Topic 32 - Canada Assistance Plan, 1966 Topic 33 - Unemployment Insurance Act, 1971 Topic 34 - Era of Erosion, 1975-1994 Topic 35 - Workfare: In the Erosion Era Topic 36 - The Canada Health and Social Transfer Topic 37 - Comparison of CAP/EFP and CHST Topic 38 - Where is Social Welfare Going? Recommended Readings and Web Links